Transparency
Clear about our inspiration, plans and development.
MNM wants to build trust by being clear about the ideas behind the organization and the step from plan to implementation. Visitors should be able to see which parts are an ambition, what is being further investigated and which activities have actually started.
Our inspiration
Mother Nature Ministries' Basic Plans cite Vladimir Megré's Anastasia books, also known as The Ringing Cedars, as inspiration. Themes such as connection with nature, care for the earth and responsibility for future generations are given a place in our vision. A source of inspiration is not scientific evidence and participation does not require subscribing to a complete teaching.
Room for different beliefs
MNM wants to welcome people with different religions, cultural backgrounds and philosophies. We want to be open about our principles and offer room for questions and criticism. Equal dignity and respect for others are the starting point for cooperation.
Plans, research and results
We want to make visible whether an initiative is a concept, research, trial or ongoing activity. Published studies by other researchers are kept separate from MNM's own results. In a trial, we want to share the question, method, conditions, metrics, costs, and limitations so that readers can assess the outcome.
Organization and resources
We want to provide insight into who is responsible, how decisions are made and how resources are spent. Confirmed organizational details, partner agreements and financial statements will be added as they become available. We do not publish names of partners, registrations or accreditations that have not yet been established.
Partners and mutual promotion
The new proposal mentions cooperation between nature organizations, whereby MNM and partners draw attention to each other's activities. We always want to state what the collaboration entails, who is responsible and what financial or other interests are involved. Referring to a study does not imply endorsement by the authors or their institutions of MNM.
Questions and corrections
Do you see an ambiguity or an error in our information? Please contact us. We want to assess substantive comments and visibly explain important changes.